Spice Island Beach Resort - Grande Anse

Overview

Other facilities

Janissa spa is a special place concealed behind beautiful tropical gardens. The spa also boasts a state-of-the-art fitness centre, in addition to manicures, pedicures and hair salon services. The spa’s five treatment rooms are set around a pretty courtyard for ultimate relaxation. Enjoy their full menu of exotic herbal teas uniquely paired to your spa service, brewed and served with Grenadian honey at the completion of your experience. Their range of soothing treatments include Deep Tissue, Swedish, Reiki and Aromatherapy options, as well as the signature session, a 50-minute service ending with a hand or foot paraffin treatment.

From floodlit tennis to the well-equipped fitness centre, there are plenty of activities to keep you occupied. Borrow a bike to explore the island at leisure or try a beachside yoga session where certified practitioners will guide you through a revitalising session of either Hatha yoga or Vinyasa yoga. You can even plump for a special couples’ yoga session where you and your partner will be gently guided to synchronise your breathing with movement.

Take a refreshing dip in the expansive pool or keep in shape with a visit to the resort’s state-of-the-art fitness centre, equipped with free weights, spinning machines, treadmills and more. Make the most of the included water sports centre where you can splash about on hobie cats, paddleboards and kayaks, go snorkelling around the beach or dive deep under the guidance of a certified PADI instructor. Alternatively, back on terra firma, tee off for a challenging round of golf at the nearby Grenada Golf and Country Club with green fees included.

Little ones are kept entertain at the year-round complimentary kids club: The Nutmeg Pod, accepting children aged three to12, babysitting is also available.

Dining information

Situated near the sea and open for breakfast and dinner daily, Oliver’s is one of the most upscale restaurants in Grenada, where Caribbean-meets-Creole flavour comes to life. Each dish is prepared with local produce and spices, including vegetarian selections, for a true taste of the island, as calypso and reggae bands play some evenings. Expect lavish and ambitious five course menus consisting of dishes like Creole shrimp and smoked fish chowder. Breakfast buffets are expansive encompassing plenty of local treats such as banana bread and nutmeg-spiced Danish pastries as well as a la carte options.

Overlooking Grand Anse Beach and open for lunch daily, Sea and Surf Terrace & Bar prepares international fare infused with a Caribbean twist. During its weekly Sunday barbecue lunch buffet, you can sample your way around the island with chefs serving favourites right from the grill to your plate.

Additional information

The dress code is very casual during the day with cover-ups required over swimsuits in public and dining areas. After 19:00, for dining at Oliver’s restaurant, the dress code is elegantly casual evening attire, excluding sleeveless tops for gentlemen as well as shorts for both ladies and gentlemen. Smart jeans, polo shirts as well as dress sandals are welcome for both ladies and gentlemen. Trainers are not permitted.

No children under the age of five are allowed in Oliver’s Restaurant. Instead dining is offered at Sea & Surf Terrace, where you will find childrens' menus available.